I had to think pretty hard about if i think i’m a protestant or not. (i think they mean “not-catholic”, which is a much bigger
tent than the binary choice makes obvious.)
They don't mean not catholic, the tree shows not-protestant not-catholic as a pathway. It's a weirdly phrased question since it doesn't implicitly assume you are christian, but it sounds like it does. And it doesn't clarify if it is asking about beliefs, or is a backdoor ethnic group classification, i.e. are you "culturally" protestant or catholic. I went to a protestant church as a child even though my one parent was an outspoken atheist and my other parent has now become atheist.
is this a joke? it didn't just completely misidentified me. it is the collection of worst cliches and misconceptions. took a screenshot to share with friends - it is hilarious! ny times lives in its own one-dimensional world.
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I had to think pretty hard about if i think i’m a protestant or not. (i think they mean “not-catholic”, which is a much bigger tent than the binary choice makes obvious.)
It's funny, if nothing else, to view how stats like this can break down horribly around edge cases. Or maybe I'm weird. That's always very possible.
I'm beginning to figure out how they could have called the election so strongly and wrongly for Hillary.